sebb-2-2
this make perfect sense.
I have searched all test steps in tree view in all possible ways
but there seems not to be any value of id.
I find id e.g. as
type hidden; name id; value //
in the test steps.
any hint where I can search and find the value.
the browser must be getting the
THX @ALL
the problem is solved.
All I had to do was to
add s* HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier and set its Session Argument to id*
no regEx needed anymore,...works great now
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Thx for this suggestion.
First I will describe the problem a little more detailed.
I am testing a web application that creates new records for some db tables.
When I create a new record, i.e. fill in all needed data and click save, a
new tuple is created and this is reflected in the URL.
After I
On 20 September 2011 08:37, dino past...@gmail.com wrote:
Thx for this suggestion.
First I will describe the problem a little more detailed.
I am testing a web application that creates new records for some db tables.
When I create a new record, i.e. fill in all needed data and click save,
Yes sure I have tried RegEx to captcher URL
The prob is when I click save (no id need till here)
I get a new URL that contains the ID
I have set RegEx to read out ID before, as child, ... but nothing.
*The key problem is this:
when I click save it seems as instanly a new URL is generated and
On 20 September 2011 11:29, dino past...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes sure I have tried RegEx to captcher URL
The prob is when I click save (no id need till here)
I get a new URL that contains the ID
What do you mean by that?
How is the URL communicated to you?
See my previous post please.
As mentioned:
two http request are generated after clicking safe, and the second one needs
id as parameter.
I tried to read it out, but no success right now.
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Do you have success with the RegEx capturing the id(s) ?
After you send your 1st request can you use the Regular Expression Extractor
to extract the total number of matches found?
Like this:
RegEx extractor:
Reference Name: FirstID
Regular Expression: id=(\d+)
Template: $1$
Match No: -1
Default
On 20 September 2011 11:38, dino past...@gmail.com wrote:
See my previous post please.
Yes, I read it, but it's not clear.
As mentioned:
two http request are generated after clicking safe, and the second one needs
id as parameter.
What generates the requests?
Or do you mean responses?
thx all,
this dmd id make me angry.
reading the max id from a table view may not be the best possible solution.
take that e.g. records 101 and 100 have been deleted.
table view would show 99 as max id.
generating a new record with id 99+1=100 would result in an error, as this
(PK) id is already
@sebb-2-2
I'll try to describe the problem more detailed.
I record the test steps by starting a http proxy.
When I generate a new record, i.e. fill out all needed data and proceed with
safe,
following two http request are recorded
1. http request get on side .../new.htm
parameters are all
Hi kingrythm,
tried your expression, but no luck.
I do not see the prob in the regEx.
Please see my previous post.
I need an ID that is (automatically) posted after saving a record.
But I do not see any way to read this value out.
Please see my previuos post. It describes what test steps are
thx kingrythm,
but I don't get u?
could u please read my post from 1:31pm
I guess this describes my problem
could u please explain no 5 too correlated the dynamic values...
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On 20 September 2011 12:31, dino past...@gmail.com wrote:
@sebb-2-2
I'll try to describe the problem more detailed.
I record the test steps by starting a http proxy.
When I generate a new record, i.e. fill out all needed data and proceed with
safe,
following two http request are
hi
if there is nothing in the response that tells you the maximum then you have
to select all matches(match no -1) and do it in beanshell or bsf (should be
possible in XPATH).
But you might be missing something as well - when your application is
accessed by a normal user with the browser, what
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